Brittany McCann's Reviews > Not a Drop to Drink

This starts out with a girl and her mother and the pond of water they guard from animals and enemies so that they have enough water.

Before long, the teenager, Lynn ends up having to leave their home in search for a way to survive on her own.

Along the way, she encounters different groups of people, one that she has seen before, and a romantic potential.

Many dystopian topics that you may expect come up, including a lot of women being more of a commodity than a human.

I'm not sure that there's anything that I would pinpoint as being a standout from any other dystopian novel, but I liked the narrative style, and the pacing was pretty good. It was easy to sit down and get through this one quickly.

This could have been a standalone, but I am intrigued by what a 2nd novel will bring to the table

3.75 Stars rounded up to 4.